444th Combat Battalion distributes 250,000 litres of seized smuggled fuel to travellers to the south
The 444th Combat Battalion announced yesterday that one of its detachments distributed more than 250,000 litres of fuel seized from ...
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444th Combat Brigade claims it has closed all smuggling routes in the Libyan desert
The Tripoli based 444th Combat Brigade of the Libyan Army announced yesterday that several days ago it had ‘‘completely closed ...
Tripoli in relative calm after arrested 444th Brigade commander Hamza released to neutral security party
Relative calm has returned to Tripoli this morning after the arrested Commander of the 444th Brigade was released by the ...
Libyan Army’s 444th Combat Brigade arrests fuel smugglers and seizes fuel trucks
The 444th Combat Brigade, a detachment of the (western-based) Libyan Army reported yesterday that it had made arrests of fuel ...
444th Combat Brigade storms crime dens south of Tripoli
In what it described as ‘‘a painful and fatal blow to smugglers, arms dealers, and outlaws’’, the 444th Combat Brigade, ...
Bashagha enters Tripoli briefly before being forced to exit swiftly in the face of determined militia opposition
Fathi Bashagha the Libyan Prime Minister selected by the country’s parliament (the House of Representatives - HoR) in March this ...
444 Brigade makes quarter of a million tablet drugs bust south of Tripoli
The 444th Combat Brigade reported yesterday that its Desert Detachments delivered what it called ‘‘a heavy blow against drug dealers ...
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